A native of Izard County, Arkansas, Brooks Blevins has devoted much of his career to uncovering the history of the region he grew up in and deepening our understanding of the people and forces that ...

The drop-in event is open to the public and will teach participants the basics of English paper piecing, a traditional quilting technique.

The Honors College's upcoming Pulse Panel will bring together experts in law, philosophy, economics and education policy to examine how AI is reshaping the workforce and what that transformation could ...

The survey asks undergraduate and graduate students about food security, housing stability, mental health, transportation, childcare, employment and more. The survey is open through Oct. 15.

The collection offers a critical look at the 2018 film Green Book, which followed the story of a working-class Italian American driving a Black classical pianist on through the segregated southern ...

Join us for the Lynne and James Spellman Lecture in the History of Science, featuring Dr. Angela Potochnik, professor of philosophy, head of the Philosophy Department and founding director of the ...

The Arkansas Integrative Metabolic Research Center (AIMRC) will host Dr. Elizabeth King, an associate professor of biological science at the University of Missouri, at 11:50 a.m. on Wednesday, ...

Leslie Yingling, associate vice-chancellor for student success, has dedicated her career to expanding educational opportunities and supporting student success. In this Q&A, she reflects on her journey ...

Faculty are invited to submit proposals to create, adapt or update open educational resources through the University Libraries' OER Program. The fall 2026 call for proposals opens Monday, Sept. 28, ...

Dr. Eric Darnell Pritchard has been named to the National Book Foundation's prestigious Longlist for the National Book Award for Young People's Literature for their children's picture book Clothes to ...

We are raising support for a student in the U of A Children's Choir through the Community Music School. Every gift, big or small, helps keep this opportunity within reach.

Doss, a junior from Little Rock majoring in anthropology and chemistry with plans to go to medical school, has already built an impressive resume of travel and research.